Безумие
Pronunciation
byeh-ZOO-mee-yeh
Translation
bezumiye — madness, insanity
Context & Examples
Его идея была чистым безумием.
His idea was pure madness.
В пьесе герой впадает в безумие.
In the play, the hero descends into insanity.
Cultural Note 🇷🇺
In Russian literature and culture, 'безумие' often carries a tragic or philosophical weight, associated with genius, despair, or societal critique, as seen in works by Dostoevsky or Gogol.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "Безумие" mean in Russian?
"Безумие" translates to "bezumiye — madness, insanity" in English. It is pronounced as "byeh-ZOO-mee-yeh".
How do you pronounce "Безумие"?
The pronunciation of "Безумие" is: byeh-ZOO-mee-yeh
How to use "Безумие" in a sentence?
Example: "Его идея была чистым безумием." which translates to "His idea was pure madness.". Another example: "В пьесе герой впадает в безумие." — "In the play, the hero descends into insanity.".
What is the cultural significance of "Безумие" in Russia?
In Russian literature and culture, 'безумие' often carries a tragic or philosophical weight, associated with genius, despair, or societal critique, as seen in works by Dostoevsky or Gogol.